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Individual clocks, watches, instruments and movements, each with photographs, maker, date, materials and the institution or archive that documents it. Every record links back to its source; images are credited and their rights status is tracked for review.

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Astrolabe, Iran (Persia), 1700-1800

Instruments · 1700-1800

Astrolabe, Iran (Persia), 1700-1800

Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Pocket watch by Debaufre, Peter, England, 1700-1815

Pocket Watches · 1700-1815

Pocket watch by Debaufre, Peter, England, 1700-1815

Science Museum Group, London

"Astronomical circles" brass part silvered 4in diameter, German, 1701-1800, or " armillary astrolabe"

Instruments · 1701-1800

"Astronomical circles" brass part silvered 4in diameter, German, 1701-1800, or " armillary astrolabe"

Science Museum Group, London

Alarm clock, Austria, 1701-1799

Clocks · 1701-1799

Alarm clock, Austria, 1701-1799

Science Museum Group, London

Astrolabe, Islamic world, 1701-1800

Instruments · 1701-1800

Astrolabe, Islamic world, 1701-1800

Science Museum Group, London

Perpetual calendar, gilt metal, 2½ x 9/16-inches, Germany, 1701-1800.

Instruments · 1701-1800

Perpetual calendar, gilt metal, 2½ x 9/16-inches, Germany, 1701-1800.

Science Museum Group, London

Small brass sun-dial, analemmatic, by Baradelle, Paris, France, 1701-1800 (see note).

Instruments · 1701-1800

Small brass sun-dial, analemmatic, by Baradelle, Paris, France, 1701-1800 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Modestin, Joseph, Czech Republic, 1701-1800

Instruments · 1701-1800

Sundial by Modestin, Joseph, Czech Republic, 1701-1800

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial, Germany, 1701-1800

Instruments · 1701-1800

Sundial, Germany, 1701-1800

Science Museum Group, London

Universal equinoctial sundial signed "Carl Von Mandern fecit Hafnia" (Copenhagen), 18th century

Instruments · 1701-1800

Universal equinoctial sundial signed "Carl Von Mandern fecit Hafnia" (Copenhagen), 18th century

Science Museum Group, London

Universal pocket sundial, octagonal base, diameter of hour circle 2 7/8-inches, small plumbob, Germany, 1701-1800 (see note).

Instruments · 1701-1800

Universal pocket sundial, octagonal base, diameter of hour circle 2 7/8-inches, small plumbob, Germany, 1701-1800 (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Universal sundial, by Sadtler of Vienna, 1701-1800

Instruments · 1701-1800

Universal sundial, by Sadtler of Vienna, 1701-1800

Science Museum Group, London

Wooden horary quadrant (25-cm radius) with painted scales and leather case, Islamic script, unsigned, Persia, 1701-1800.

Instruments · 1701-1800

Wooden horary quadrant (25-cm radius) with painted scales and leather case, Islamic script, unsigned, Persia, 1701-1800.

Science Museum Group, London

Longcase clock by David Roentgen ( - ), England, 1711–1827

Clocks · 1711–1827

Longcase clock by David Roentgen ( - ), England, 1711–1827

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Clock case by Meissen Manufactory, Germany, case ca. 1728–30, movement ca. 1830–50

Movements & Components · case ca. 1728–30, movement ca. 1830–50

Clock case by Meissen Manufactory, Germany, case ca. 1728–30, movement ca. 1830–50

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Table clock by Louis Montjoye, France, 1723–1811

Clocks · 1723–1811

Table clock by Louis Montjoye, France, 1723–1811

Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe

Universal equinoctial sundial of the Augsburg type, signed on the base "L T M" (Ludwig Theodatus Muller). In original case. German, mid 18th century. (B1670)

Instruments · 1726-1775

Universal equinoctial sundial of the Augsburg type, signed on the base "L T M" (Ludwig Theodatus Muller). In original case. German, mid 18th century. (B1670)

Science Museum Group, London

Azimuth compass sundial by James Ferguson, London, England, 1731-1776. Could also be used as a tablet sundial - string gnomon is missing (see note).

Instruments · 1731-1776

Azimuth compass sundial by James Ferguson, London, England, 1731-1776. Could also be used as a tablet sundial - string gnomon is missing (see note).

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1938-415)

Instruments · 1734-1770

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1938-415)

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-138)

Instruments · 1734-1770

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-138)

Science Museum Group, London

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-192)

Instruments · 1734-1770

Sundial by Muller, Ludwig Theodatus, Germany, 1734-1770 (Science Museum Group 1991-192)

Science Museum Group, London

Watch by Charles Cabrier II, United Kingdom, ca. 1740–60 (The Met 17.190.1458)

Pocket Watches · ca. 1740–60

Watch by Charles Cabrier II, United Kingdom, ca. 1740–60 (The Met 17.190.1458)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Watch by Charles Cabrier II, United Kingdom, ca. 1740–60 (The Met 17.190.1461)

Pocket Watches · ca. 1740–60

Watch by Charles Cabrier II, United Kingdom, ca. 1740–60 (The Met 17.190.1461)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Watch movement by Charles Cabrier II, United Kingdom, ca. 1740–60

Movements & Components · ca. 1740–60

Watch movement by Charles Cabrier II, United Kingdom, ca. 1740–60

The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York